Contact The Property Tax Desk

Last reviewed: May 2026

Editorial inquiries, corrections, feedback

For editorial matters — corrections, factual errors, broken links, outdated dollar amounts, or general feedback — email us at:

editor@propertytaxdesk.com

We read every email. We respond within 1-3 business days for substantive inquiries (corrections, factual disputes, content suggestions). General feedback may take longer.

If you spot a factual error in any of our state cornerstones, we appreciate the heads-up. Material errors (current statute citations, dollar amounts, deadline dates) get fixed promptly. Non-material updates (URL refreshes, minor framing) roll into our quarterly re-grounding cycle.

What we can help with

Correcting factual errors on existing pages
Clarifying ambiguous language
Identifying broken links
Suggesting additional county or topic coverage
Pointing out outdated dollar amounts or statutory citations
Reporting accessibility issues (see /accessibility/)

What we can't help with

We are an editorial publisher. We do not provide:

Personal property tax advice. We can't tell you whether to appeal your specific assessment, predict outcomes for your case, or evaluate your particular evidence. For case-specific advice, consult a state-licensed property tax consultant or attorney in your jurisdiction.
Legal representation. We do not draft appeal documents, file petitions on your behalf, or represent homeowners in any proceedings.
Direct connections to service companies. We do not refer homeowners to specific service companies, lawyers, or appraisers. Our editorial commentary on the service-company industry appears in each state's #service-companies section.
Property valuation services. We do not produce appraisals or valuation opinions on individual properties.
Tax preparation. Property tax appeals are unrelated to income tax preparation.

Press inquiries

For press inquiries, please use the editorial email address above and mention "press" in the subject line. We're happy to discuss our methodology, the state-specific procedural details we cover, or the broader property-tax-policy landscape.

Privacy

Emails sent to our editorial address are treated as confidential editorial correspondence. We do not share email content, sender addresses, or any other communication details with third parties. We do not add senders to mailing lists (we don't have mailing lists).

See our /privacy/ policy for full details on what data we collect (very little) and how we handle it.

We are not...

...a property tax service company
...a law firm or attorney referral service
...a real estate brokerage
...a government agency or affiliated with any state Department of Revenue, Comptroller, Department of Taxation and Finance, or county tax board
...a financial planning service

We are an editorial publication.

Mailing address

The Property Tax Desk does not maintain a public mailing address. For all correspondence, please use the editorial email address above.

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